Anirudh Sharma | Former Intern - Tesla | MS in Electrical Engineering - University of Pennsylvania

A UPenn graduate and former Tesla intern, Anirudh Sharma takes us through his journey of discovering and experimenting with domains and interests. He sheds light on preparation, tips, books and the application process for GRE. Twenty two year old Anirudh’s start-up, Simplantium, that is working for a novel cardiovascular implant is now in the customer discovery and market research phase. Anirudh also highlights the importance of extracurriculars- he says that time will run out before we know it, so we should invest time in our passion too.
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[@abhishekvarma9777]

listened the whole podcast and now i know i have to work on coding part as i am an electrical engineer too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge it is very helpful video great work. Thanks

[@mohit4902]

VLSI and embedded, and telecommunications will have a lot of scope, cuz of CHIPS act

[@AM-ni8ly]

Should have asked about the fees and the scholarships at UPenn

[@wokeclub1844]

7:30
That's not true. One could infact say the opposite. East and Midwest are good for core engineering. In the west coast there's a bigger concentration of Tech software/ IT

[@laxmandixit5951]

Hello This is Laxman Dixit here can u please make a video on how to prep for Gate Exam and what are all the study materials we need to look for

[@shreyaraghuvanshi7292]

Is he iitian